What Appears to Be the Strongest Reason to Join a Union

question 33

Multiple Choice

What appears to be the strongest reason to join a union?

• A) the need to fraternize with similar employees and assert personal leadership skills
• B) dissatisfaction with wages, benefits, and working conditions
• C) favouritism shown by supervisors in promotions, shift assignments, and transfers
• D) personal preference for a union and social pressure to join

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Definitions:

Minority Characteristics

Features or attributes that distinguish minority groups from the majority, often relating to race, ethnicity, culture, or social status.

Uncompromising

Not willing to make concessions or change one's position.

Numerous

A term describing a large quantity or number of items, people, or occurrences.

Unanimous

In full agreement; when all members of a group fully agree on a decision or opinion.